Mordedoras de 1935

Título original: Gold Diggers of 1935

1935
Approved
1 h 35 min

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6,8/10

3,1 mil

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Romantic antics abound among the guests at a luxury hotel, including a stage director, an eccentric millionaire, and the daughter of a financial backer.

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Comedy Musical Romance

As peripécias românticas são abundantes entre os hóspedes de um hotel de luxo, incluindo um diretor de teatro, um milionário excêntrico e a filha de uma investidora financeira.As peripécias românticas são abundantes entre os hóspedes de um hotel de luxo, incluindo um diretor de teatro, um milionário excêntrico e a filha de uma investidora financeira.As peripécias românticas são abundantes entre os hóspedes de um hotel de luxo, incluindo um diretor de teatro, um milionário excêntrico e a filha de uma investidora financeira.

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Ganhou 1 Oscar
- 1 vitória e 1 indicação no total

Winny Shaw
(as Winifred Shaw)

George Beranger

Head Waiter
(as Andre Beranger)

Thomas E. Jackson

Haggarty

Ramon

Specialty Dancer
(as Ramon & Rosita)

Rosita

Specialty Dancer
(as Ramon & Rosita)

Matty King

Specialty Dancer

Avis Adair

Chorus Girl
(não creditado)

Margret Angel

Chorus Girl
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
Leading lady Gloria Stuart would have many successes in the 1930s, then all but disappear from movie screens until her triumphant return in 1997, playing "Old Rose" in the mega-hit Titanic. That film reigned for several years as the biggest grossing movie of all time, won eleven Oscars (including Best Picture) and Stuart herself was nominated as Best Supporting Actress.

Erros de gravação
(at around 59 mins) Many people pay $25 each for tickets to the charity musical; the money being paid is clearly in pesos. In fact, each of the top bills states 'Vente Pesos' and obviously are not American bills. Yet, all the dialog refers to 'dollars', and there is no indication that the resort at Lake Waxapahachie is anything but an American resort.

Citações
Nicoleff: This place is very good for my liver.

Conexões
Edited into Busby Berkeley and the Gold Diggers (1969)

Trilhas sonoras
I'm Goin' Shoppin' with You
(1935) (uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Lyrics by Al Dubin
Played during the opening credits and often in the score
Performed by Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart

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Avaliação em destaque

7/10

Worth seeing for the amazing 'Lullaby of Broadway" production number

As in Berkeley's earlier (and weaker) 'Dames', a pretty silly one-note plot is balanced by some amazing camera work and visual story telling in the musical numbers.

At least the story we have to put up with to get to the dancing is a bit less annoying, and the acting a bit better. Adolph Monjou is fun as a con-man, Dick Powell is a bit toned down and less annoyingly 'gee-whiz' as our hero and Hugh Herbert is a bit more fun as 'the rich buffoon' than Guy Kibbie in the earlier film.

And I will admit to sitting there, mouth open, saying 'how did he get those huge old cameras to do that?!?' And the huge, complex, dance number 'Lullaby of Broadway', often considered Berkley's greatest, is oddly, wonderfully dark in its implications. A whole story told in dance unto itself.